Tahura Djuanda
Tahura Djuanda or Djuanda Forest Park is an integrated convertion area between secondary nature and plantation located in Kampung Pakar, Desa Ciburial, Bandung, Indonesia. The extent of reaching 590 hectares stretches from the Dago Pakar area to Maribaya.Djuanda Forest Park can be visited every day. The opening time is between 08.00-18.00. Each visitor is charged an entrance fee of Rp. 11,000 foreigners 75,000 (2015). To explore the whole forest takes about 2-3 hours. Can be reached via Dago Street or through Cikutra Street. All types of vehicles can enter up to the main gate. This is the Main Gate.
Inside Djuanda Forest park there is so manya atraction such as Gua Belanda ( Dutch Cave ), Gua Jepang ( Japanese Cave ), Camping Ground, Ir. Djuanda Museum, Curug Lalay and many more.
Dutch Cave
Camping Ground
Ir. Djuanda Museum
Curug Lalay
HISTORY
The pioneering of this park may have been carried out since 1912 in conjunction with the construction of the tunnel tapping the Ci Kapundung river (later known as the Dutch Cave), but its inauguration as a protected forest was only carried out in 1922. This forest area has been pioneered in development since 1960 by Mashudi (Governor of West Java) and Ir. Sambas Wirakusumah who was then serving as North Bandung Administrator and concurrently Director of the Academy of Forestry Sciences, and received support from Ismail Saleh (Minister of Justice) and Soejarwo (Director General of Forestry at the Ministry of Agriculture). In 1963 some of the protected forest area began to be prepared as a Tourism Forest and Botanical Gardens. In 1963 at the time of the death of Ir. R. Djoeanda Kartawidjaja (Ir. H. Djuanda), then the Protected Forest is enshrined as the Recreation Botanic Garden Ir. H. Djuanda to commemorate his services and at that time the Dago road was called the Ir. H. Djuanda.
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